This!! This is exactly my thoughts on a modular Kill Team board brought to life! Super flat for playability, but detailed enough for immersion and style. And then the simplicity in modularity. Absolutely brilliant!
Thank you very much! To be fair It only took a few days to complete 1 and two weeks to build the whole thing. It is a technique to spend time rather than money.
The wall parts would be really cool with magnets built in and onto the board. That way you could have the same boards but switch where the walls are in some games.
the floor tile was actually a reaction to the warping that cardboard always experiences, the stiffness of the floor tile provides a good base, its also probably the last thing anyone would think of using
we noticed that too, we've taken to using sturdier bases now, vinyl floor tile in our most recent iterations. However we noticed that the cardboard tends to warp if it's not spray painted, nice layer of plastic coating(mod podge also works), sturdies up that cardboard stock.
This!! This is exactly my thoughts on a modular Kill Team board brought to life!
Super flat for playability, but detailed enough for immersion and style. And then the simplicity in modularity. Absolutely brilliant!
Thank you very much, simple solutions 🤪
Would love to see an updated video for Boarding Action! XD
Looks amazing, but also like a huge time investment
Thank you very much! To be fair It only took a few days to complete 1 and two weeks to build the whole thing. It is a technique to spend time rather than money.
Love the build! I do think the paint could do with a bit more work, a dry brush on some of it with gunmetal and a wash would add a lot to this.
This is a great build! Great presentation; you guys are great 😌
Thanks man
The wall parts would be really cool with magnets built in and onto the board. That way you could have the same boards but switch where the walls are in some games.
I would have thrown a leadbelcher dry brush at it followed by a nuln oil wash.
does sound like a great approach
I would love to see your bits and scraps box........ LOL
This is so brilliant!
Super cool!
What is the material at the bottom of the cardboard?
Vinyl floor tile, you can get them in loads of lengths & thickness. Gives a solid yet flexible base
I'm new to the whole DIY terrain game, can I ask just 1 question? What's the difference between cardboard and card stock?
same thing really
Volume is really low on the narration.
This is really good. You have a new subscriber.
I’ve never seen anyone use a floor tile. Do you have any issue with warping, or is it stiff enough to keep its shape?
the floor tile was actually a reaction to the warping that cardboard always experiences, the stiffness of the floor tile provides a good base, its also probably the last thing anyone would think of using
@@TrihardGamesWorkshop thank you for the quick reply
Awesome
Love it
What did you used for the rivets?
Rhinestones, with a dash of glue and paint.
I really wanna make something like that too but everytime I tried the base material just warps.
we noticed that too, we've taken to using sturdier bases now, vinyl floor tile in our most recent iterations. However we noticed that the cardboard tends to warp if it's not spray painted, nice layer of plastic coating(mod podge also works), sturdies up that cardboard stock.
So the walls came from Halls and Walkways?
Walls* sure did :D
@@TrihardGamesWorkshop Whoops! I’ve got it on my “to watch” list. I’ll be back.
What was the ibeams you used?
The I beams are just coffee stirrers cut and glued.